Post: #1

A site that has been doing excellent work in battling SJW's on the university level is Campus Reform. I follow them on Twitter and they're on top of SJW attempts to limit free speech on American campuses. A few of you have referenced their work recently. They claim to be a conservative organization, but who is bankrolling them and what is their grand goal? Can we consider them an ally?

Quote:CampusReform.org is a project of the Leadership Institute. The Leadership Institute is a non-partisan educational organization approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a public foundation operating under Section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue code

Here is the Leadership Institute's web site:

http://www.leadershipinstitute.org/

Quote:Training conservative activists, students, and leaders since 1979

They offer political seminars and workshops to train conservatives. Conservative can mean many things in the US, as the cuckservative meme recently showed, where conservatives are essentially liberals who like wars in the Middle East to benefit Israel. Their financial statement shows only $357k in revenue and $13 million in donations/grants, but it's hard to find their most recent donors.

If you look on their web site, they eagerly cover any instance of "anti-Semitism":

VIDEO: DePaul students cite 'feminism,' 'queer issues' in Israel divestment campaign
http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=6286

Vandy law prof threatens to shut down pro-Israel event, claims country is ‘destroying’ America
http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=6313

Report: Despite BDS movement, no university has fully divested from Israel
http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=6363

Stanford student calls for the destruction of America, Israel
http://www.campusreform.org/?ID=6542

In fact, they cover Jewish interests so thoroughly, it's hard not to conclude that everything else is possibly a front. Search results on "israel": https://www.google.com/search?q=israel&s...eform.org. There's nothing inherently wrong with being a pro-Jewish conservative organization (i.e. neoconservative), but they tend to be liberals in disguise who do not support tradition or strong borders.

Therefore I must conclude that CampusReform.org is a cuckservative organization that makes token attacks against unhinged SJW's to push a pro-Jewish agenda. As neomasculine influence grows, we have to be careful about being used as useful idiots by organizations who don't share our beliefs or view us in contempt. We're not anyone's tool to help achieve their specific aims while they back stab us after they are done. I'll keep an eye on Campus Reform's work, but I will remain skeptical.

Post: #2

I follow them as well for their male student advocacy. They do good in this realm quite often, but really don't cover the bases enough I think. I prefer theFIRE for more well rounded speech advocacy.

Post: #3

Why fund and control only those movements that work to transform society in the direction you want, when you can also fund and control movements that ostensibly work against you. It's the most effective means of ensuring that any grassroots opposition to your scheming is co-opted and neutralized. This kind of system if far, far superior to classical totalitarian regimes where opposition to the ruling caste can only be channeled via violent revolt. Let people think they are already working to "make a difference" when in fact they are spinning a hamster wheel in a cage that you built for them.

Post: #4

Eddie, so you're basically saying to create and run a false front organization lol

Post: #5

You nailed it, Roosh. Neomasculinity can at times benefit from such groups as short-term allies, but they are cucks so we should avoid any sentimenatal attachments or delusions of long-term convergent interests.

Post: #6

(09-01-2015 07:28 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  Eddie, so you're basically saying to create and run a false front organization lol

It must be so easy to create a fake feminist website/blog. Their views are formulaic and easy to copy, and they're such a bunch of freaks that anything seeming out of the ordinary would be ignored.

If you were able to provide some unique content, and you networked/tweeted well, you could get a strong following for your site. Then you would just keep escalating the crazy to see what you could get away with.

If you were high profile, and then outed your site as a joke, it would cause chaos amongst the E-feminists. They would either start an inquisition, or they would take a good look at themselves in the mirror. If I were unemployed, this would be my project.

Regards CampusReform? It's probably legit. I really doubt the lefties could pull off such a good con, plus it does appear to have had real results. I don't think the Feminists have huge amounts of money behind them (excluding Soros), it's more that they have huge people behind them, big media and academia types who influence business and politics. IMO influence is their currency.

Post: #7

(09-01-2015 03:58 PM)Fast Eddie Wrote:  Why fund and control only those movements that work to transform society in the direction you want, when you can also fund and control movements that ostensibly work against you. It's the most effective means of ensuring that any grassroots opposition to your scheming is co-opted and neutralized. This kind of system if far, far superior to classical totalitarian regimes where opposition to the ruling caste can only be channeled via violent revolt. Let people think they are already working to "make a difference" when in fact they are spinning a hamster wheel in a cage that you built for them.

Further to my post above, I think good evidence of a false front would be if they repeatedly 'missed the ball' by fucking up, or misdirecting efforts into unimportant issues.

For instance, I would believe that the 'Anti-Fascists' (such as the UAF in Britain) were front groups to redirect the efforts of socialist activists away from the government. I'm not saying the UAF are a front group, I'm saying that is what a front group would look like.

Post: #8

(09-02-2015 01:18 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  

(09-01-2015 07:28 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  Eddie, so you're basically saying to create and run a false front organization lol

It must be so easy to create a fake feminist website/blog. Their views are formulaic and easy to copy, and they're such a bunch of freaks that anything seeming out of the ordinary would be ignored.

If you were able to provide some unique content, and you networked/tweeted well, you could get a strong following for your site. Then you would just keep escalating the crazy to see what you could get away with.

If you were high profile, and then outed your site as a joke, it would cause chaos amongst the E-feminists. They would either start an inquisition, or they would take a good look at themselves in the mirror. If I were unemployed, this would be my project.

the problem with that is if you take money from people and don't give some to claimed causes, you can likely be charged for fraud in many first world countries

Post: #9

(09-01-2015 07:28 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  Eddie, so you're basically saying to create and run a false front organization lol

My post was not a suggestion of what should be done, but rather a description of how things are done. There is a reason why all of the mainstream "right wing" institutions are neither effective nor, in fact, right wing. However, they are accepted as being legitimate by the vast majority of the right-leaning population, and so effort that would otherwise go towards creating an effective opposition to leftist degeneracy and demographic destruction is instead channeled into those puppet fronts. And then people wonder why despite Fox news, the GOP, and other cucks, the nation inexorably falls ever further into a leftist dystopia. lol.

TLDR: the people who fund the left also fund the right, in order to ensure the right is completely ineffective.

Post: #10

(09-02-2015 01:18 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  Regards CampusReform? It's probably legit. I really doubt the lefties could pull off such a good con, plus it does appear to have had real results.

The nature of a 'false flag' organization like this one isn't that it's an outright con, or even run by leftists, but is subtlely crippled in its grasp and efforts. There's a long list of these types of organizations, and a shorter list of who funds them. It seems mostly funded by and to bail out the Eskimos who painted themselves into a corner with left-wing activism that, like a fool who adopts a pet tiger, has come around to bite them.

Post: #11

(09-02-2015 01:33 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  

(09-02-2015 01:18 PM)Surreyman Wrote:  

(09-01-2015 07:28 PM)TonySandos Wrote:  Eddie, so you're basically saying to create and run a false front organization lol

It must be so easy to create a fake feminist website/blog. Their views are formulaic and easy to copy, and they're such a bunch of freaks that anything seeming out of the ordinary would be ignored.

If you were able to provide some unique content, and you networked/tweeted well, you could get a strong following for your site. Then you would just keep escalating the crazy to see what you could get away with.

If you were high profile, and then outed your site as a joke, it would cause chaos amongst the E-feminists. They would either start an inquisition, or they would take a good look at themselves in the mirror. If I were unemployed, this would be my project.

the problem with that is if you take money from people and don't give some to claimed causes, you can likely be charged for fraud in many first world countries

You could simply run it without taking donations. It would need a team of 2-3 part time/spare time posters.

Post: #12

(09-02-2015 01:52 PM)scrambled Wrote:  The nature of a 'false flag' organization like this one isn't that it's an outright con, or even run by leftists, but is subtlely crippled in its grasp and efforts.

Quite agree with what you on this.

(09-02-2015 01:52 PM)scrambled Wrote:  It seems mostly funded by and to bail out the Eskimos who painted themselves into a corner with left-wing activism that, like a fool who adopts a pet tiger, has come around to bite them.

I don't know what you mean by Eskimos. Are you saying that site is there to save sons of the powerful?

Post: #13

I'm familiar with The Leadership Institute. The pro-Israel stuff probably drives clicks from their conservative audience, but as far as I know it isn't a core part of their mission. They have a conservative activist training program that is pretty run of the mill ideologically.

Post: #14

Time will tell what their true views are.

As long as they support traditional family values, I'm perfectly happy with them being pro-Israel and pro-immigration.

Post: #15

I'm not a conspiracy theorist but Israel has been known to do cold war type shit in countries they are supposed to be friendly with. Which means planting agents or co-opting academic organizations to gather information on people who are against their interests. The hyper vigilance concerning "anti-semitism" which is really code word for "anti-israel" political stances is pretty obvious.

What better cover than co-opting some cuckservative org right out from under their nose. Start profiling and gathering data on enemies when they are still in the academic environment and send the information up the chain for future blackmail, career destruction, or whatever they want.

Post: #16

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